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Mentorship is arguably a scientist’s most significant collaborative relationship. New research published this week in PNASNews w/ Yifang Ma and SATYAM MUKHERJEE finds that mentorship is associated with diverse forms of protégé success. pnas.org/content/early/…

New #openaccess research from Joseph Loscalzo and colleagues: Importance of scientific collaboration in contemporary drug discovery and development: a detailed network analysis Brian Uzzi Yifang Ma Feixiong Cheng Read it here: bmcbiol.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

Really great work!

An analysis of 145 scholarly journals finds that #PeerReview is unlikely to be the primary cause of publishing inequalities, when examined in isolation from various other factors that could contribute to #GenderBias in science. Science Advances fcld.ly/4klcn4v

Infectious disease forecasting relies on surveillance. Many studies focused on improving forecast methods. However, under resource constraint, it's also important to know where to collect the most informative data. Check out our new study in Nature Communications. nature.com/articles/s4146…

An analysis of 145 scholarly journals finds that #PeerReview is unlikely to be the primary cause of publishing inequalities, when examined in isolation from various other factors that could contribute to #GenderBias in science. Science Advances fcld.ly/4klcn4v

.Dashun Wang, Lu Liu et al explore how artists, film directors, and scientists move in their creative space along their career trajectory. CSSI Nature Communications nature.com/articles/s4146…

Topics associated with a scientific prize experience extraordinary growth in productivity, impact, and new entrants. Check out our research published today in Nature Communications w/ Ching Jin and Yifang Ma at NICO. nature.com/articles/s4146…

Our work showed research areas associated with a prize experience extraordinary growth. nature.com/articles/s4146… Brian Uzzi Ching Jin Nature Communications NICO Now I can expect the prosperity and extraordinary growth for Complex Systems!!! The Nobel Prize CSS

Well I hope this bodes well for the complex systems community... - Brian Uzzi @Chingjin120 Yifang Ma investigate one possible factor connected with the extraordinary growth of a scientific topic — scientific prizes Nature Communications nature.com/articles/s4146…

.Brian Uzzi @Chingjin120 Yifang Ma investigate one possible factor connected with the extraordinary growth of a scientific topic — scientific prizes go.nature.com/3Amlqwj

Our latest paper with Jian Gao Dashun Wang @klakhani Kyle Myers on Nature Communications today! TL;DR: while the pandemic’s initial impacts on scientists’ research time seem alleviated, there has been a decline in new #projects and #collaborations. Check out the thread for more info!

Congrats!!! Brian Uzzi

Science teams made up of men and women produce papers that are more novel and highly cited than those of all-men or all-women teams. Read our findings PNASNews w/ Yang Yang, Tanya Tian, Teresa Woodruff and Ben Jones. Kellogg School NICO pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Excited to share the simultaneous release of two papers within the Nature family journals: 1/ Review paper on the #ScienceOfScience rdcu.be/ddxxb 2/ Data paper, introducing SciSciNet, an open data lake for researchers in the field: rdcu.be/ddxwo 🧵1/n

Why did the Physics #Nobel prize go to AI? - In our nature correspondence we remind of our research from 2015/2018 where *data* already explained how Hopfield&Hinton's works 1) are physics and 2) fit the physics Nobel prize: nature.com/articles/d4158…

Here the correspondence, and our longer, submitted version with a figure which was cut for publication: michael.szell.net/downloads/szel… with: @[email protected] & Yifang Ma

In a new correspondence to Nature, Roberta Sinatra and co explain why it makes sense that the Nobel prize for physics was awarded to pioneers in artificial neural networks. Read on:

Having a large research group is prestigious, but do younger scholars benefit? 🧑‍🎓 Yanmeng Xing, Yifang Ma, Roberta Sinatra and co find that mentees from larger groups are more successful, but also more likely to drop out of academia. Now in Nature Hum Beh: nature.com/articles/s4156…